Look, let's be honest. After weeks of absolute carnage at the very top of the Siege integrated score rankings in Seven Knights Re:BIRTH (hereafter SKRB), things have gone oddly quiet. The top 6 guilds managed to defend their turf without a single positional change this time around, though you can practically hear the chasers breathing down their necks. Meanwhile, over in the God of Destruction mode, a rather cheeky new team comp featuring Seonran's passive has emerged, and KookminTree has kindly broken it down for us.

The Siege Integrated Rankings for Week 4 of August: A Quiet Week at the Top 6

Here are the top 20 rankings for the Week 4 of August SKRB Siege and Advent Expedition. As mentioned just a moment ago, the top 6 guilds in the integrated Siege scores successfully held their ground. While scores continue to trend upwards, the wild volatility has vanished—for now. Is this the calm before the storm of another ranking shuffle, or have these positions finally solidified? Only time will tell. Further down the ladder, 'Journyne' and Seven Biz Club are slowly climbing up, hot on the heels of the leaders.

In the final Advent Expedition tally, 'Ramming Corp' went on an absolute tear. This is the guild run by 'Ramming', a content creator well-known for their trusty strategy guides. Climbing from 8th to 4th place, they are now gunning for a spot in the top 3. 'Demolition' also pulled off a massive leap from 6th straight up to 3rd. For the first time in a while, the classic holy trinity of 'Siege - Full Moon - Demolition' is back in the top 3. We also welcome new faces like 'Runaway Rudy', 'Saboady', and 'Frost' to the board.

Siege Reclaims the Top 10

Next up are the individual score rankings for Week 4 of August in SKRB. It took a little while, but Siege guild rankers have officially retaken the individual top 10. You might spot a few unfamiliar names in the mix, though I suspect a cheeky name change or two is at play here.

Of course, it is not just the big names in the top 10 doing the heavy lifting; other Siege members are putting in serious shifts. Out of the 33 rankers who managed to crack the top 100 across every single day of Siege, exactly 20 hail from Siege guilds. Considering SKRB guilds cap out at 30 members, roughly two-thirds of the roster are pulling their weight in the individual charts. Will this solo Siege dominance continue into the next tally, or will members of other guilds crash the party once more? Let's keep a close eye on how this develops.

Siege Results by Day for Week 4 of August

Here are the daily SKRB Siege results for Week 4 of August. After looking a bit sluggish lately, scores for Monday through Wednesday shot right back up. Monday's Guardian Castle nearly touched the 400 million mark again. On the flip side, Friday's Ancient Dragon Castle—which previously cleared the mid-500 million threshold—saw a dip. It didn't plummet below 500 million, mind you, but the drop was definitely harsher compared to the other castles. Sunday's Siege score also saw a minor decrease, hovering just shy of 350 million. The team comps remain identical, so the leading theory is that a few rankers simply ran free sweeps, inadvertently dragging down the total score.

This Week's God of Destruction Picks

Let's dive into the ultimate endgame content, the God of Destruction picks. Whenever new heroes drop or the meta shifts your compositions around, we will be highlighting the best setups right here. Recently, 'Seonran' has been making waves by showing up as a Round 1 totem in God of Destruction runs. Seonran's passive, 'Supremacy', slaps targets with a defense reduction and increased miss rate debuff whenever attacked by an enemy with lower attack power than Seonran. Players are using this exact mechanic as a quick-and-easy defense breaker to breeze past the 1 million score mark in Round 1. Since the boss's attack power sits at a tidy 4,066, you just need Seonran's attack to beat that threshold. Since the boss hits the entire team, triggering the passive is a piece of cake.

Naturally, a high-score strategy has popped up around this, allowing for a 4-turn clear if executed at peak performance. One massive catch here: you must ensure that 'Reginleif' and 'Miho' have lower attack power than 'Sokyo'. Sokyo's buff targets the two allies with the highest attack, so the buff needs to land squarely on 'Pascal' and Sokyo. The recommended skill rotation is 'Sokyo 2 - Pascal 2', and for turn 8, 'Sokyo 2 - Pascal 2 - Sokyo 1'. Sticking to this turn-8 baseline is advised, as your hero gear might drag out the clear time depending on your current investment.

For the Round 2 team, slapping damage-over-time debuff rings—like burn or bleed—onto your front-row heroes is heavily recommended. 'Sain' possesses a neat little kit where her damage scales with the number of debuffs on the target, meaning she can stack up damage with basic attacks alone and crank up her offensive output. If you are looking to pad out your God of Destruction score, give this composition a spin.